Sunday, September 11, 2005
I'm Such a Nerd
Ya, I like school. No one really admits that, but I really do like school. I love my classes and even my professors and, in my cluster, the students have brought some great experiences and thoughtful comments into the classroom already.
This week we also signed up for clubs. For some reason, I thought that 13 was a good number to join. 13. There are 3 clubs I would like to focus attention to and the others are an added bonus... like the wine society.
And, for some reason, statistics is kicking my butt. Really, this should all be intuitive but then the professor introduces a few greek symbols into the equation and my eyes glaze over. And, as statistics is a half semester course, we have a midterm in less than 2 weeks. So, I have to pay stats some extra attention in the next few days.
As for my other classes, it seems I knew more coming into B-school than I thought I did. I didn't think I knew anything about corporate finance until we were introduced to ratios that I already knew about from my previous employer. Since I know about balance sheest and income statements, Accounting hasn't been too challenging (yet). My Econ professor hasn't introduced anything new. I give this little bubble of comfort about 2 weeks to burst and I will probably be asking myself, "what the heck is going on here."
This week we also signed up for clubs. For some reason, I thought that 13 was a good number to join. 13. There are 3 clubs I would like to focus attention to and the others are an added bonus... like the wine society.
And, for some reason, statistics is kicking my butt. Really, this should all be intuitive but then the professor introduces a few greek symbols into the equation and my eyes glaze over. And, as statistics is a half semester course, we have a midterm in less than 2 weeks. So, I have to pay stats some extra attention in the next few days.
As for my other classes, it seems I knew more coming into B-school than I thought I did. I didn't think I knew anything about corporate finance until we were introduced to ratios that I already knew about from my previous employer. Since I know about balance sheest and income statements, Accounting hasn't been too challenging (yet). My Econ professor hasn't introduced anything new. I give this little bubble of comfort about 2 weeks to burst and I will probably be asking myself, "what the heck is going on here."
# posted by MargaritaLuvr @ 10:22 AM 
